, speaking moments ago, on the mission in libya, james rosen covering that for us, live at the state department, big meeting in london, 37 countries, good morning. >> martha and bill, good morning. at this hour, secretary of state hillary clinton just finished addressing the conference in london which brought together diplomats from the united states, the united nations, europe and the arab league, more than 40 in all, earlier u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon addressed the group and discussed the upcoming trip his envoy, a former foreign minister for jordan will soon make to tripoli. the goal of that mission, and of the conference, more broadly is to work out a deal with currently qaddafi that will result in a true cease-fire on the ground, the end of qaddafi's rule and the setting of the foundations for the next libyan state, whatever that will look like. u.k. prime minister david cameron is hosting the conference and earlier secretary of state hillary clinton arrived at 10 downing street to meet with him and in her remarks before the conference she noted nato will soon assume com